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Waukesha County surgeon indicted; health care fraud alleged
Cully White, 44, of Pewaukee faces up to 10 years in prison and $250,000 in fines on each count if convicted.
Oak Creek Woman Sentenced for Embezzling From Employer
A 55-year-old Oak Creek woman who admitted stealing thousands of dollars from her employer was sentenced to one year in jail with work-release privileges.
Motorcyclist dies after slamming into Pewaukee squad car
A motorcyclist from Hartland died Tuesday after crashing into the back of a Village of Pewaukee police car on Highway 16.
Hartland motorcyclist killed in Tuesday accident
At about 9:58 a.m. Tuesday, a Village of Pewaukee police officer was positioning his marked squad car along the side of Highway 16 near Capitol Drive to remove debris from the roadway.
Foundations Bank parent raises $5.1 million in new capital
Generations Bancorp Inc. said it injected the capital into the bank this month. Capital is a key measure of a bank's strength and acts as a cushion against losses on loans.
Crash leads to freeway closure in Waukesha County
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Temptations take stage for Wilson Center
The annual Big Event to benefit the Sharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts drew on the fame of Motown.
5 Lawmakers Rack Up Big Retirement Benefits
Four hundred and seventy-three Wisconsin elected officials have racked up $2 million worth of sick leave retirement benefits since March, when the state Assembly voted to end the perk, according to a Legislative Fiscal Bureau report.
New mom has sister to thank for first Mother's Day
That took a moment to sink in, similar to when her husband, Chad Knutson, would accept people's congratulations for Marie's pregnancy by deadpanning, "It's not mine." Marie was making good on an offer she tendered repeatedly to her sister, Angela Librizzi, who had been trying for years to get pregnant.
Pewaukee RiverRun Race has a chilly start
Not quite the weather you'd expect for May, but 150 people weren't discouraged. They brought their canoes and kayaks to the annual Pewaukee RiverRun race anyway on Saturday.
Parents of the couple are Nancy and Jeff Ferguson of Brookfield and Lynda Nelson and the late Daniel Bengs of Greendale.
Rep. Neylon: Wisconsin Improves Business Rankings
Last week, the National Federation of Independent Business recognized Wisconsin as one of the best states in the country to do business.
Radon Testing Not Norm for Schools
Despite the low cost of testing and recommendations by the Environmental Protection Agency , several school districts in the Lake Country have never tested for radon, a colorless and odorless radioactive gas that is the leading cause of lung cancer among nonsmokers in the United States.
Waukesha Pewaukee CVB Celebrates National Tourism Week
Waukesha, WI- The Waukesha Pewaukee Convention and Visitor Bureau is celebrating National Tourism Week, May 4th-May 12, with the Wisconsin Department of Tourism.
PSI Engineer Paul Koszarek and students remove a soil sample from a split-spoon sampler, which was inserted down a hollow-stem auger and "pounded" into the ground at Evergreen Elementary School to gather a soil sample.
Bill in Legislature would help homeowners refinance
The Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Authority offers first-time homebuyers low-interest loans to purchase homes.
Moms reveal culinary fantasies for Mother's Day
Whether you carried your baby for nine long months, navigated the challenging and amazing road of adoption or became a mother in a different way, you are bonded to your children like no one else.
Emotional farewell for Wisconsin soldiers heading to Afghanstan
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Kahler Slater opens office in Singapore
Six years ago, with investment in health care facilities declining in the United States, Milwaukee architectural and design firm Kahler Slater Inc.
Magician's headline prediction eerily close to Boston bombing case
Today's column starts in a Pewaukee magic shop and winds up on a Bay View bridge guarded by an old TV star.